A BUDGET NOMAD'S GUIDE TO ALANYA, TURKEY

[@budget_nomad]

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[@jolene-vm8yg]

Used that little kebab shop alot great food great value lovely people better off eating were the locals eat

[@budget_nomad]

Wonderful to hear

[@simonajank6908]

If you walk more far and ckeck opposite street.on corner shop change rate now 43 lira for 1pound..just about 300-400 meters. Bim and Migros shopping centre very good prices. And yes avoid beach shop/restaurants

[@budget_nomad]

Thanks for the update.

[@MR2005-ybm]

Great information. Thank you please keep it up.

[@budget_nomad]

Thanks, will do!

[@harrypalmer1]

Thanks for info. Mulling over a week in Antalya/Alanya in Sept/Oct. Doesn't sound as safe as Thailand though. I used my HSBC Global Travel card & didn't get charged at the Halk atm, Istanbul.

[@budget_nomad]

Oh Alanya is worth it for sure… Forget Thailand, it’s overrun with tourists

[@rgz885]

Do you think that it is cheaper to book the day activities/trips online? Great vid btw

[@budget_nomad]

Tricky question. There are multiple passes you can buy, maybe the cable car might be cheaper online. Thanks for the support.

[@tinkatube2297]

Kapal air amiral yang keren ❤❤❤

[@jetsetjourneysofficial]

where are the bus tickets sold please?

[@budget_nomad]

At the bus station there are many kiosks. It is possible online but I do not recommend it for foreigners in Turkey.